Award-Winning Computer Science Tutors in Sterling Heights, MI

...a deeper passion to teach. Through online and classroom environments, my courses include: Philosophy of Ethics, Ethical Issues in Human Service Organizations, Technologies in Human Service Organizations, The Helping Process & Self-Care, and Principles of Health & Wellness. In addition, I am a Certified Personal Fitness Trainer, Independent First Aid/CPR Instructor and Family Caregiving Leader through the Southeastern Michigan Red Cross. Living gives me great joy; especially when time is spent with my 2 nephews,...

Hi! My name is Andrew, and I am a sophomore at Yale University studying Mechanical Engineering, and I live in Detroit, Michigan. I specialize in physics and math, especially different levels of calculus. When I'm not working, I enjoy watching football, baseball, listening to music, and playing video games. I look forward to working with you!

...is to be patient, positive and encouraging. I tend to develop strong relationships with students as a mentor. Before becoming a teacher, I received my undergraduate degree from the University of Pennsylvania in Architecture and Urban Studies and worked for several years as an architect in New York. I have always tutored in my spare time, and in New York I worked with students from a range of backgrounds - including ESL learners. I really...

I'm a 2nd-year college student that is very interested in math. I love teaching people math from middle school to college. I always try to make understanding concepts natural (textbooks are never really fun) and hope to get you interested in the subject as best as I can.

...at the University of Michigan College of Engineering studying Computer Science. I tutor a broad range of subjects. Throughout my education, I have always had a passion for math and science and I always enjoyed helping my friends and others learn more about the world we live in and how to solve problems. I think getting good grades and scores is important, but real understanding is deeper and more rewarding, which is what I am...

I have a background in physics and mathematics, with additional focuses in Japanese, computer science, and economics. I have also worked previously as a public school teacher and graduate teaching assistant. I hope to help you with your subject concerns. ... The first thing to do in a primary session with a student is to identify what they are concerned with learning and why they are seeking the help of a tutor.... The biggest goal in...

...Studies and Asian Studies double major at the University of Michigan, where I specialized in Japanese language and culture. As a student, I traveled all over Japan, and lived in Tokyo, Hokkaido, and the Tohoku area. I studied the language/culture through immersion in the former locations, and volunteered in the latter. Prior to my university studies, I was a professional spoken word artist, and tutored students in both poetry and public speaking. I am passionate...

...the University of Michigan in Judaic studies, although I switched to that field from electrical engineering and computer science. I've loved teaching for a long time, and my favorite part has always been personalizing lessons and teaching styles for individual students. Everybody is different, and everybody has their own best way to learn. I make it my mission to find that most effective method for all of my students. Aside from tutoring, I like playing...

...students learn new concepts because I believe that learning anything new is fun rewarding. I am currently a college student pursuing a Computer Science degree. Currently, languages that I use are Java and C++. I love to tutor any technical subjects such as Math and AP Computer Science. I believe that those are the subjects that any student will understand, given a correct instructor. However, I don't tutor only tech subjects. I am fluent in...

The original meaning of the word "Doctor" was teacher. As a psychiatrist, I have learned to first listen to my patients and then teach them how to find the solutions to their problems. I bring this art of listening and teaching to my non-clinical work.... In order to learn a subject, the student must find something interesting or relevant in it. He does not need to like the subject or enjoy it. He only needs to...